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Students of all interests, ages and levels of education are welcome to study at Drew. We offer undergraduate degrees for adults, classes for non-matriculated students and summer courses for high school, college and beyond.
Here you’ll find:
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Drew University’s Summer Term offers a variety of educational opportunities during the summer session for all types of students. Whether you are in high school or already have a degree, consider including education at Drew in your summer plans.
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You can study at Drew without seeking a degree. Do you want to meet requirements for advanced degrees, improve your GPA, prep for medical school or a career change? All these are good reasons to enroll at Drew without entering a formal program.